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January 3, 2019October 20, 2021 Dan Cofran

Can a President Use Military Force without Congressional Approval?

Dan Cofran, J.D.

The American public is very seriously uninformed about the Constitution. Special interests are aggressively exploiting this to inflame and wrangle the American people out of our democracy.

I started this blog to help explain Constitutional issues in language that everyone can understand. People need to be informed, not fooled. We have a lot of catching up to do.

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